Jacqueline Thomas

Tested Horizon Zero Dawn is finally here on PC, but the performance leaves a lot to be desired.

A leaked memo from Compal Electronics has hinted that not only will Tiger Lake-H be a thing, but that it will also be coming out in 2021.

A Sandra benchmark leak may have just revealed PCIe 4.0 compatibility on Intel 11th-generation desktop processors. Here's to hoping it's true.

Intel 11th-generation Rocket Lake Processors may see as much as a 10% increase to IPC performance, which could boost single-core performance without raising clock speed.

Opinion The Xbox Games Showcase showed off a ton of new games, and for the first time, a console manufacturer's games showcase was kind of all PC games – and that's awesome.

AMD announced its Ryzen 4000G lineup, but it's only for prebuilt desktop PCs – for now.

Analysis There's a rumor floating around that you'll need an all-new 12-pin power connector to use the Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080 Ti, but it's less likely than you may think.

With the PS5 and Xbox Series X democratizing ray tracing, we'd like to see some of our favorite games revisited with this awesome technology.

Tested Death Stranding for PC is here, and it is a glorious port – with plenty of performance for all kinds of machines.

Silicon Lottery has binned versions of all the Comet Lake-S processors available, so you can spend a bit more cash to make sure you get an overclocking champ.

Opinion I've been in and out of World of Warcraft for a long time, but no expansion has hooked me in on a deep aesthetic level like Shadowlands might.

The first specs leak for the RTX 3060 is here, even if it isn't as detailed as we'd like it to be.

We now know what ray tracing is going to look like in Cyberpunk 2077, and it's looking good.

Some leaked Intel marketing slides have revealed a strange comparison between two completely different gaming laptops, resulting in some pretty bold claims.

Opinion The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090 rumors are really silly. In this essay I will explain why.

Don't worry, you'll still get a chance to get your hands on a shiny Ryzen 4000 processor in 2020.

The AMD Ryzen 3 4300U can apparently run through a whole bunch of benchmarks with absolutely no cooling. Definitely not something you're going to want to try at home.

Intel Lakefield has launched and will be powering two extremely lightweight devices. Just don't expect a powerhouse.